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Economy is Crawling – Scrap the 4% GST, Idiot

May 13th, 2010
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Rosmah blames Men for Recession

Allright, here are more signals that the global economy will neither skyrockets nor drops like a stone into the ocean. Basically people are convince that the U.S. economy will most likely crawling for years instead of months before the worst enemy – unemployment – is over. We, and to a large extent the Americans, may [...]

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Apple Tablet – Another Killer Device or a Hoax?

May 13th, 2010
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Dow Jones is skyrocketing as we speak now, something which is expected as today is the first trading day in the New Year 2010 after the stock market closed last Friday for the celebration. Weakening dollar help push the stocks as well as commodities higher especially the black oil which has risen above $80 a [...]

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U.S. Subprime and now Dubai Subprime – More to Come?

May 13th, 2010
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Looking at how poorly Maxis stock price performs since it’s relisting in the local stock market, those who didn’t get it through the supposingly transparent IPO balloting and was sulking can now grin from ear to ear (didn’t I tell you so? *grin*). The stock didn’t get to touch RM6.00 a share (as I expected [...]

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Ong to Exit – 1Corruption, Together We Prosper

May 13th, 2010
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Phua Chu Kang Mike Tyson

It’s easier to move a mountain than to change a person’s character – goes a Chinese saying. By the same logic, it is definitely many times harder to change the Malaysian ruling government’s policy of worshipping corruption. Whatever the result from the PKFZ multi-billion scandal, you can kiss your money (yes, part of the billions [...]

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Five Market Mistakes to Avoid

November 9th, 2009
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Mario Tama/Getty Images Markets may have rebounded in 2009, but individual investors are still edgy and shell-shocked. Even as the broad Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index remained up 56% since March, the U.S. unemployment rate crept above 10%, according to a Labor Dept. report released Nov. 6. “I don’t think many people are feeling very [...]

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